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1. Re: [RHEA] I AM THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA [1]
Ours too! God Bless Our Country! Polly Dixon ----- Original Message ----- From: To: Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2001 12:56 PM Subject: Re: [RHEA] I AM THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA > Hi Pat, > Many thanks for the message about the flag. > Ours is out flying on display so everybody can see which side we are on. > Regards, Dick > > > ==== RHEA Mailing List ==== > Genealogy Gateway > http://www.gengateway.com >
2. [RHEA] James Rhea &. Daughter, Elizabeth [1]
William L. Rhea, a descendant of Rev. Joseph Rhea, wrote a GENEALOGY of THE RHEA FAMILY, the first edition in 1893-94, the second, in 1895. Each one was hand-written and nearly 400 pages in length. Another descendant, Anne Rhea Bachman Hyde, stated that "If Cousin Will Rhea (of Knoxville) wrote this, it is correct, but errors, in general, in her genealogy [Zella Armstrong, Notable Southern Families, Vol. II], are as the sands of the Sea. Anything that Cousin Will Rhea wrote was as the Begats in the Bible.
3. Re: [RHEA] RHEA, RAY, NELSON, WELLER Greene Co, Tn mid 1800's [1]
Hi PAT! I still have not found positive info on my Mary Jane RHEA b-abt 1846 in Greeneville, TN. Married a James NELSON there in 1870. Her mothers name is listed as Margaret RAY in the 1880 Greene Co. census. According to the 1850.60 census I assume that Margaret's maiden name may possibly be WELLER. Does anyone on the list have a WELLER/RAY marriage before 1850 in their database. Joe
4. [RHEA] Rhea/Snapp [1]
Elizabeth Snapp, wife of James Rhea, and the Elizabeth Rhea Snapp who married Rev. Alexander Blair were not the same person. The first was the grandmother of the later. ED FOLEY
5. Re: [RHEA] Discussion relating to genealogy and history of Rhea surname [1]
In my records it says he died in Tennessee. 1830 ----- Original Message ----- From: DEC1019@aol.com Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 9:23 AM To: RHEA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [RHEA] Discussion relating to genealogy and history of Rhea surname Thanks for the info on the Smiley family. John Rhea was supposed to have married first Mary Deloach but I can find no proof of this. Does anyone know where this John Rhea migrated to? Dorothy ==== RHEA Mailing List ==== Family Search Internet
6. Re: [RHEA] Discussion relating to genealogy and history of Rhea surname [1]
Pat, glad to hear from you. The list has slowed down some. Spent all day yesterday looking for a different branch of my family. Only found a naturalization list which told me he came into Ohio by Washington County, Pa. so gives me somewhere else to search. This is the Moles family, My ggrandfather, Jehiel T. Rhea married Anna Bell Moles. So it's indirectly the Rhea family. Will see what questions I can come up with on my branch, Haldor, Guy, Jehiel, David, David William, Robert & Martha Meeks
7. Re: [RHEA] Discussion relating to genealogy and history of Rhea surname [1]
I think the Smileys were Augusta County neighbors. RCF
8. Re: [RHEA] Elizabeth RHEA, d/o James and Elizabeth Snapp RHEA [1]
Regarding a place of death, or remarks about it, Not necessarily. I have a similar situation, and if not for a journal by a g.uncle, non of us would have ever known that little Lewis died October, 1873. This was my John Lawrence Rhea's child by Mary Ann Turner. The g.uncle had left his home in Waverly, Morgan, IL and traveled to Cherokee co Ks to live close to his brother. In that journal it states that Mary Ann , his wife was in poor health, and that little Lewis would be buried the next day. We did
9. Re: [RHEA] Elizabeth RHEA, d/o James and Elizabeth Snapp RHEA [1]
Hello Pat, I do not believe this Elizabeth Snapp RHEA ever remarried. She died before her husband, James. Also, when all of their children all mentioned in the book you made reference to, if indeed she died early, would not a date of death and place of burial been recorded? Perhaps even final rites or did they do that then? Any suggestions or ideas would be greatly appreciated by you or anyone else on this great list. Thanks, Mary Ellen
10. [RHEA] October is Family History Month [1]
By unanimous consent, the Senate today approved legislation introduced by Sen. Orrin G. Hatch to designate October as "Family History Month." "Millions of Americans are researching the history of their families," said the Utah Republican. "Experts say that in the United States, genealogy is now the second most popular hobby next to gardening. It is believed that more that 80 million Americans are currently actively searching for more information about their ancestors. Go to http://hatch.senate.gov/pressapp
11. [RHEA] Threaded Archives and Rootsweb [1]
Hi, Connie Everybody dig through your data bases and lets see if we can help each other. WE know that the spelling of the name makes it real hard to research. If any of you want to read the messages that we have posted before go to www.rootsweb.com and under the lists, look for Threaded archives. These do not have the Vol No or the edition, its up to you to search them, but this list goes back awhile and there is some very interesting reading. ----- Original Message ----- From: DesignStch@aol.com Sent
12. [RHEA] John Rhea [1]
John Rhea who married Mary DeLoach and had 2 known children and married 2nd Mary Smiley. Did he ever live in NC? Is he the same person who received a Land Grant from NC on the Clinch River near the foot of Cumberland MountainHawkins Co. TN. He died in 1837. Appreciate any input on this family. Dorothy Cox
13. Re: [RHEA] Discussion relating to genealogy and history of Rhea surname [1]
Pauline Maybe the message from Patricia solves the question. Dorothy
14. Re: [RHEA] Discussion relating to genealogy and history of Rhea surname [1]
Pauline Where did the middle name Smiley come from? My John Rhea is said to have married a Smiley girl as his second wife. This was in Virginia late 1700's. This John Rhea has been hard for me to follow. His first wife is said to have been Mary DELOACH. No Deloach line claims her. Dorothy Cox
15. [RHEA] Discussion relating to genealogy and history of Rhea surname [1]
Its time to get back to Genealogy. Who are you researching? and what have you found recently. We have approximately 160 on the list, and it hasn't changed much in the years this list has been here. That means that we have alot of people with alot of info. I have a question? Does anyone have any information on the below children of: Thomas Rhea, son of James Rhea and Elizabeth Meeks; Martha Rhea, dau of Robert Rhea and Martha Sarah Meeks. They were married 1804 KY. Children: Mary Rhea b. 1804; Nancy Rhe
16. [RHEA] RHEA, Henry Tolbert (Tobe) [1]
Dr. Bob, The photo that I have of H. T. RHEA also looks like he may have some Indian or Black Dutch in him. He came to TX from TN but is one big mystery. I can find him on the 1870 Titus Co., TX census and thereafter until his death in 1904 but he was born in TN. I have looked for two (2) RHEAs on this list but am not having much luck and I am sure that is my fault due to my wording or phrasing. But after reading Pat's last posting, I do understand more of what is required of me.I have posted
17. Re: [RHEA] Notable Southern Families. [1]
Ed Foley's books are the books of choice as far as I am concerned, as he has corrected many of the mistakes in earlier works. ----- Original Message ----- From: Mckelmemsy@aol.com Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 3:18 PM To: RHEA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [RHEA] Notable Southern Families. Pat, This is what I have run into. Some books list Elizabeth RHEA as the fourth child of James and Elizabeth Snapp RHEA and in some, she is not listed at all. Why is this? Mr. Ed Foley has her listed in one o
18. Re: [RHEA] RHEA, Henry Tolbert (Tobe) [1]
Remember if you want to send photos, do it to the individual as Roots web does not allow them. ----- Original Message ----- From: Rev.Dr.BobBarnes Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 3:59 PM To: RHEA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [RHEA] RHEA, Henry Tolbert (Tobe) With his birthday of 1904 he would be about the age of my grandfather and his sisters. He could be a cousin or nephew of my John L. born in 1876 or 78 ----- Original Message ----- From: Rev.Dr.BobBarnes To:
19. [RHEA] Thomas Rhea and Martha Rhea [1]
Ed, I apologize Boy am I confused. No Martha was not married to Newberry Stockton . Elizabeth Meek married Newberry Stockton after James Rhea died. I don't think Martha ever remarried. I printed out the info you have Ed on my family. I will send the list corrections and additions I have found on this family. Patricia L. Hall PatriciaHH63@msn.com
20. Re: [RHEA] Elizabeth RHEA, d/o James and Elizabeth Snapp RHEA [1]
Looking at Notable Southern Familes Vol. II p. 290-293 Rheas VIII James Rhea James Rhea 1774-1885, son of Rev. Joseph Rhea and Elizabeth (McIlwaine) Rhea, married 1815 Elizabeth Snapp, 1833-1857, Her second husband was: (2)who married Rev. Alexander Blair, 2nd. The children of James and Elizabeth are 1. Margaret Rhea, 2. John Quintas Rhea, 3. James Rhea II, 4. Elizabeth Rhea, 5. Frances Rhea, 6. Samuel Rhea, 7. Theoderic Bland Rhea. Each child is listed, with family; except Elizabeth, which le
21. [RHEA] Knox Co. TN Marriage REcord- Ray and Rhea [1]
Knox Co. TN Marriages Rhea and Ray, no Rea or Rae, Have not checked any other spellings. I did recognize one marriage. and it has an asterick next to it. RHEA, Alex marr. READ, Lizzie on 18-MAR-1874 RHEA, Amy marr. WEBSTER, James on 13-SEP-1831 RHEA, Annie marr. MEREDITH, James H on 19-OCT-1898 RHEA, Barbara A marr. HARRISON,
22. Re: [RHEA] I AM THE FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA [1]
Hi Pat, Many thanks for the message about the flag. Ours is out flying on display so everybody can see which side we are on. Regards, Dick
23. [RHEA] Gene Pool Records [1]
Ellen Virginia Lupfer Birth:2 December 1852-- , New Germantown, PA Death:23 September 1922 -- Larned, KS Spouse: William M Rhea Parents:Israel Lupfer, Mary Jane Fleming Mary Jane Rhea Birth:14 January 1889-- Whittier, Sparta, TN Death: -- Spouse: Mary Jane Rhea Parents:John Byrd Rhea, Mary Louise Williams William R Williams Birth:1 January 1867-- Utah, Spanish Fork, UT Death:12 September 1958 -- Spouse: Rhea Parents:David R Williams, Mary Jane Cox Sebert Sebird M
24. Re: [RHEA] Discussion relating to genealogy and history of Rhea surname [1]
Hi Pat, Glad to help any way I can. Just let me know how. Do you still have my Bill and Betty data? The people you are seeking are in there. Please keep in touch. Regards, Dick Fremon
25. Re: [RHEA] RHEA, Henry Tolbert (Tobe) [1]
Marry Ellen my John was born in the 1870s and was married in 1891. There is a folk tale connection to Texas about an un named daughter. Black Dutch is common in family conversation, It can alsomean Melungeon. Judge Rhea in Sneedville Tn. has a phot of his father inhs office that look a lot like my grandfather, and he says he has Melungeon or Black Dutch Connection. The problem with the Melungeon/Black Dutch is they often assumed other linages and family names, hence dead end or brick walls. I suspect this c
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